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Treasure Blind (2008)
If veteran Tulsa cabbie Cliff Edwards (Brian Shoop) would look in his life's rearview, he'd see a string of wrecked relationships and missed opportunities. But, Cliff's not looking back if he can help it. He's too busy trying to track down a legendary stash of Civil War gold. What he digs up instead is the very past he's tried to bury. He thought he was ready to give anything to find real treasure. But, that was before he discovered what it would cost him.
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If veteran Tulsa cabbie Cliff Edwards (Brian Shoop) would look in his life's rearview, he'd see a string of wrecked relationships and missed opportunities. But, Cliff's not looking back if he can help it. He's too busy trying to track down a legendary stash of Civil War gold. What he digs up instead is the very past he's tried to bury. He thought he was ready to give anything to find real treasure. But, that was before he discovered what it would cost him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Brian Shoop
In Theaters:4/24/2008
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Studio:Graça Filmes
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